Catchment Sensitive Farming

Catchment Sensitive Farming is a joint project between Natural England, the Environment Agency & Defra, which aims to reduce diffuse water pollution from agriculture. Some of the records within this category can be viewed by their location.

Records for this category

Title	Code	Published
Batting for Nature - A case study on growing willow trees	CSF184	2022/10/25
Benefits of slurry separators for dairy farms using green bedding	CSF186	2021/09/30
Benefits of slurry separators for dairy farms using sand bedding	CSF187	2021/09/30
CSF Anglian River Basin District Strategy	CSF002	2012/06/01
CSF Capital Grant Scheme Farmer Handbook	CSF3	2013/01/29
CSF Humber River Basin District Strategy	CSF003	2012/06/01
CSF North West River Basin District Strategy (including Solway Firth)	CSF004	2016/11/07
CSF Northumbria River Basin District Strategy	CSF005	2012/06/01
CSF Severn River Basin District Strategy	CSF006	2014/07/22
CSF South East River Basin District Strategy	CSF007	2012/06/01
CSF South West River Basin District Strategy	CSF008	2012/06/01
Catchment Sensitive Farming Phase 1 & 2 Evaluation	JP005	2011/06/01
Catchment Sensitive Farming Phase 4 (April 2018 – March 2021) Delivery report	CSF189	2022/02/15
Farming for cleaner water and healthier soil	NE230	2010/01/04
Farming in the uplands for cleaner water and healthier soil	NE240	2010/05/13
Geomorphological appraisal of the River Wensum Special Area of Conservation	ENRR685	2006/09/08
Reducing ammonia and other pollutants at Hallsenna and Black Beck, Cumbria	CSF188	2021/11/24
The Tees Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) Steering Group	CSF190	2022/03/23
The role of economic instruments in managing diffuse nutrient pollution A focus on phosphorus	ENRR462	2002/04/01
Using data modelling to identify sustainable catchment solutions	CSF185	2021/09/30